Miroslav Kozák

Miroslav Kozák (born December 13, 1952 ) is a Czech and former Czechoslovak politician of the Communist Party KSČ (Komunistická strana Československa) and later the follow-up party Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KSČM).

Kozák represented constituency No. 60 ( Liberec-Nord , Northern Bohemia ) from October 23, 1976 to June 1981 during an electoral term in the Chamber of Nations ( Sněmovna národů ) of the Federation Assembly ( Federální shromáždění ). In 1976 he became the youngest member of parliament. Věra Vacíková from South Bohemia was a little older .

Kozák became active in local politics after the Velvet Revolution and the division of the country. After the local elections from 1998 to 2010 he represented the communist KSČM as a member of the city council of Nové Město pod Smrkem .

Kozák worked in various professions, among others as an electrician (1976), worker (1998), stoker (2002) and sewage plant master (2010).

Web links

Miroslav Kozák on the pages of Parliament (Czech)

Individual evidence

↑ MEPs, letter K, 1976 (Czech, accessed November 28, 2019)
↑ ^a ^b Rudé právo of October 27, 1976, p. 3. (Copy, English: Deputies of the Federal Assembly, House of the People. Pp. 19-24. In: JPRS Report 68277. US Joint Publications Research Service. (PDF ; accessed on November 28, 2019))
↑ ^a ^b komunalnipolitika.cz: Nové Město pod Smrkem: Miroslav Kozák (Czech, accessed November 28, 2019)

personal data
SURNAME	Kozák, Miroslav
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Czechoslovak MP and Czech local politician
DATE OF BIRTH	December 13, 1952

[1] MEPs, letter K, 1976 (Czech, accessed November 28, 2019)

[rp-2] Rudé právo of October 27, 1976, p. 3. (Copy, English: Deputies of the Federal Assembly, House of the People. Pp. 19-24. In: JPRS Report 68277. US Joint Publications Research Service. (PDF ; accessed on November 28, 2019))

[komunalnipolitika-3] unalnipolitika.cz: Nové Město pod Smrkem: Miroslav Kozák (Czech, accessed November 28, 2019)